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Your business data probably lives in several systems. What matters is knowing which copy is authoritative, who owns it and how the information can be accessed and recovered.
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Personal phones and laptops can support flexible working, but only when the business has clear boundaries around access, privacy, support and company information.
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A company-owned laptop is not automatically a managed laptop. Proper device management covers configuration, protection, support, access and replacement throughout the device’s working life.
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Identity may determine who receives access, but networks still provide connectivity, separation, performance and resilience. The two solve different parts of the problem.
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Employees are often involved when cyber incidents begin, but blaming people can hide weaknesses in access, devices, applications and recovery. Good security accepts that mistakes happen and limits their impact.
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The office network is no longer the only route to business systems. Identity helps determine who—or what—should receive access, from which devices and under what conditions.